Principles of Real EstateQuestion 3 of 120
The bundle of rights associated with real property ownership generally does NOT include the right to:
a.Possess and occupy the property
b.Sell or transfer the property
c.Use the property in violation of valid zoning laws
d.Exclude others from the property
Explanation
Ownership conveys rights of possession, control, enjoyment, exclusion, and disposition, but these are always subject to lawful government limits such as zoning. No owner has the right to use land in a way that breaks valid public regulations.
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